Issue 25

 19 January 2025

SAFA NEWS

SAFA PREMIER LEAGUE REACHES THRILLING CONCLUSION

The highly anticipated final match of the SAFA Premier League took place, pitting 11A against 12A in an electrifying contest. Ultimately, 11A emerged victorious, claiming the championship title.

Individual accolades were also awarded, with Muhammed Fahmi I V T from 11A being named Best Player for his outstanding performance. Meanwhile, Muhammed Sameer from 12A was recognized as the Best Goalkeeper, showcasing exceptional defensive skills.

Congratulations to 11A on their well-deserved championship win and to the individual award recipients on their impressive achievements!

PT3 Exams Conclude

The PT3 exams for students from grades 3rd to 9th and 11th recently concluded. The exams, which are an essential part of the school's evaluation process, aimed to assess students' knowledge and understanding in various subjects.

Pre-Board Exams for 10th and 12th Grades Conclude

The Pre-Board exams for 10th and 12th-grade students concluded successfully on Saturday. This milestone marks a crucial step in their academic journey.

Additionally, the 22nd Excellency Test for 10th-grade students was conducted alongside the Pre-Board exams.

The school administration and faculty members appreciate the efforts of all students, teachers, and staff who contributed to the smooth conduct of these exams.

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The Small Town with No Reflections

As I drove into town, I noticed something strange. The windows of the buildings, the mirrors in the shops, and even the lake's calm surface – none of them reflected my image.

At first, I thought it was just a weird trick of the light. But as I walked through the deserted streets, I realized that I wasn't alone. The townspeople were all around me, their eyes following my every move.

But when I looked into their faces, I saw nothing. No reflections, no echoes, no souls.

I tried to flee, but the town seemed to shift and twist around me. I stumbled upon a small antique shop, and inside, I found an old mirror.

As I approached it, I felt a chill run down my spine. And then, I saw my reflection staring back at me – but it wasn't alone.

Behind me, the townspeople stood, their eyes black as coal, their faces twisted into grotesque grins.

I tried to scream, but my voice was trapped in the mirror. And as I watched, my reflection began to fade away, consumed by the darkness that surrounded me.

The last thing I saw was the town's sign, creaking in the wind: "Welcome to Tenebris –where reflections come to die."

Zahra Sajid(11-B)

The Wind That Faded Away

In whispers, it once caressed my skin

A gentle breeze that rustled within

Memories of laughter, love, and glee

Danced on its breath, wild and carefree

It carried scents of blooms and summer rain

Echoes of moments that refused to wane

But like the wind, those memories have fled

Leaving only whispers of what once was said

Now, the breeze stirs, a melancholy sigh

A reminder of what's lost, and why

I strain to hear the whispers of the past

But the wind's faint murmur is all that will last

In the silence, I'm left to recall

The memories that faded, one and all

Like autumn leaves, they withered, lost their hue

And the wind that whispered secrets, I'll never know anew

Yet still, I'll hold on to the whispers of the wind

And cherish the memories, though they're hard to find

For in their fading echoes, I hear a gentle tone

A reminder of love, and a heart that's still home

Riza Bv (11A)

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